Buller uses Conscious Uncoupling to argue that climate policy needs to break up with market logic. She critiques the idea that pricing nature or relying on private finance can deliver real decarbonisation, showing how these approaches entrench inequality and delay action. Instead, she calls for a clean break, a public led transition rooted in democratic control, care, and material justice. It is a sharp rejection of technocratic fixes and a push to rethink what climate responsibility means.